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  • Preschool Education

    Services Offered: Community residential service.
    Area Served: Communities of Lake Placid, Wilmington, Bloomingdale and Piercefield.

    Provider:The Adirondack Arc
    Provider Address:12 Mohawk Street, Franklin, Tupper Lake, NY, 12986
    Telephone:(518)359-3351
    44.23
    -74.46
    The Adirondack Arc
    /providers/the-adirondack-arc-sofa-ag-375419
  • Regional Early Childhood Direction Center

    The Regional Early Childhood Direction Center (RECDC)is a joint project sponsored between Golisano Children#s Hospital at Strong and Monroe BOCES #1 RECDC provides FREE information, referral assistance and support to families and professionals. Helping to identify children with disabilities or those at risk as early as possible # #Child Find# (IDEA). Providing information and assistance (locate services)to parents, professionals and the community on services for children birth to five in the eleven counties surrounding Rochester. (Chemung, Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne, Wyoming and Yates). Offering training and technical assistance on key early childhood issues in the region Promote services to be delivered to children in the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)Our partnership with the Neonatal Continuing Care Program (NCCP)consists of two components: a tracking program and a follow up clinic with the Neonatal Continuing Care Clinic. The NCCP provides assistance to families in accessing services for children with developmental delays. Follow up data on all Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)graduates helps to inform research and future studies

    Provider:Monroe One Educational Services
    Provider Address:Monroe #1 BOCES, 41 O'Connor Rd, Monroe, Fairport, NY, 14450
    Telephone:(585)-377-4660
    43.1
    -77.44
    Monroe One Educational Services
    /providers/monroe-one-educational-services-sofa-ag-378033
  • Early Intervention

    EARLY INTERVENTION

    The purpose of the Early Intervention Program is to assist families in achieving positive outcomes for babies and toddlers with developmental delays.

    Serves children ages zero to three.

    Services and evaluations are provided at no direct cost to families.

    Families participate in a Multi-Disciplinary Evaluation to determine eligibility. Children will be evaluated in five core areas: cognition, communication, social-emotional, physical, and adaptive skills.

    Children with certain diagnosis are automatically eligible.

    A Service Coordinator assists the family throughout the process.

    Services available in Columbia County include speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and special education.

    Services are provided in the natural environment (ie: home or daycare).

    Provider:Columbia County Department of Health
    Provider Address:325 Columbia St. Ste. 100, Columbia, Hudson, NY, 12534
    Telephone:(518) 828-3358
    42.25
    -73.78
    Columbia County Department of Health
    /providers/columbia-county-department-of-health-909243
  • Educational Programs

    The Monroe One BOCES Educational Foundation is a private, not-for-profit, 501(c)3 organization established to foster, encourage and enrich academic programs for Monroe One BOCES students. The Foundation also has the goal of promoting and assisting in the marketing of innovative, BOCES developed technology and programs. The Foundation accomplishes this by working collaboratively with educational and business leaders to raise funds and award grants to staff and students

    Provider:Monroe One Educational Services
    Provider Address:Monroe #1 BOCES, 41 O'Connor Rd, Monroe, Fairport, NY, 14450
    Telephone:(585)-377-4660
    43.1
    -77.44
    Monroe One Educational Services
    /providers/monroe-one-educational-services-sofa-ag-378033
  • Parenting Education Class

    For separated/divorced parents. Educates parents about how parental conflict, separation and divorce affect children. Teaches management skills and alternatives t conflict. Programs is one day 9am to 3:30pm class. Each parent is scheduled in separate one-day sessions.

    Provider:Catholic Charities of Western New York
    Provider Address:Catholic Charities, 67 East Pearl Street, Allegany, WELLSVILLE, NY, 14895-
    Telephone:(585)-593-2015
    42.12
    -77.94
    Catholic Charities of Western New York
    /providers/catholic-charities-of-western-new-york-32
  • Age Simulation Presentation

    OFA offers local schools the opportunity to experience the aging process through fun activities.

    Provider:Madison County Office for the Aging, Inc.
    Provider Address:138 Dominic Bruno Boulevard, Madison, Canastota, NY, 13032
    Telephone:(315)-697-5700, (315)-697-5777
    43.08
    -75.75
    Madison County Office for the Aging, Inc.
    /providers/madison-county-office-for-the-aging-inc-sofa-ag-434494
  • Adult Learning and Literacy Services

    There are many reasons why adults come to The Newland Center for help. Most are referred by friends, family members, other service agencies and former students. For those who come to us, we provide:

    Help to improve reading skills.

    Tutoring for adults who need math refresher for college entrance.

    Group classes for persons seeking a GED(TASC) diploma.

    Classes for adults who want to learn how to express themselves through writing.

    Financial literacy classes for persons who want to learn how to manage their money.

    Assistance for individuals who wish to prepare a job resume.

    Computer lab for those who want to learn the basics.

    ESL classes

    Provider:The Newland Center for Adult Learning & Literacy
    Provider Address:144 East Genesee Street, Onondaga, Syracuse, NY, 13210-
    Telephone:(315)-471-1446
    43.04
    -76.14
    The Newland Center for Adult Learning & Literacy
    /providers/the-newland-center-for-adult-learning-literacy-903209
  • Sibshops of the Southern Tier

    Sibshops are monthly gatherings where the brothers and sisters of children with special needs can get together for fun and education in a lively, recreational setting.

    Sibshops are pedal-to-the-metal events where kids get to:

    •Meet their peers

    •Have fun

    •Talk about the good and not-so-good parts of having a sib with special needs with others who “get it”

    •Play some great games

    •Learn how other brothers and sisters handle sticky situations

    •Laugh

    •Learn something about the services their brothers and sister receive

    •Have some more fun

    Sibshops are monthly. They coincide with the Learn and Grow Playgroup.

    To find the next Sibshops gathering, visit our calendar.

    For more information or to register, contact Wendy Watkins at 962-8225, ext. 223, or wwatkins@aimcil.com. Registration is required.

    Provider:AIM Independent Living Center
    Provider Address:271 East First St, Steuben, Corning, NY, 14830
    Telephone:(607)-962-8225
    42.14
    -77.05
    AIM Independent Living Center
    /providers/aim-independent-living-center-sofa-ag-437791
  • Educational Advocacy

    The Educational Advocacy Program is a Program of WILC and its satellite office, Putnam Independent Living Services (PILS). Its purpose is to reach out to families of children (ages birth - 21) with special needs to aid in the advancement of their development and security of their future. It assists parents of children with special needs to make informed decisions about educational rights, choices, responsibilities, and long-term outcomes; provides on-going support navigating the Special Education system; and identifies and links parents with appropriate community resources.

    Provider:Westchester Independent Living Center
    Provider Address:10 County Center Road, 2nd Floor, Westchester, White Plains, NY, 10607-
    Telephone:(914)-682-3926
    41.02
    -73.75
    Westchester Independent Living Center
    /providers/westchester-independent-living-center-902003
  • Family Literacy Program at CazCares

    Sponsored by Cazenovia Public Library, the Story Room Family Literacy Program operates a collaborative learning-focused family center at CazCares Food Pantry that provides early literacy, adult literacy and parenting programs. The Story Room gives children the unique opportunity to gain preschool learning and nurturing while their parents access other on-site services.

    Close relationships have formed with many young families who are happy for the support for both them and their families as they deal with the challenges and excitement of child-rearing.

    Provider:Caz Cares
    Provider Address:101 Nelson Street, Madison, Cazenovia, NY, 13035-
    Telephone:(315)-655-9322, (315)-655-3174
    42.92
    -75.85
    Caz Cares
    /providers/caz-cares-903329
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